A company sells shoes at a price somewhere between the regular, nonsale price and the deep-discount sale prices that its competitors may offer.This is an example of:
A)everyday low pricing.
B)external reference pricing.
C)high/low pricing.
D)price skimming.
E)odd pricing.

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Everyday low pricing is a strategy where a company consistently offers products at a price lower than the regular price but not as low as deep-discount sale prices, aiming to provide value without frequent sales.

A Company Sells Shoes at a Price Somewhere Between the Regular